Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-08-16
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

DR.. Obed Harvey was in the city yester-
| day
VIM. Sims, of Winters. was in this city
| yesterday.
Hon. II. NJ. LaRue went to Napa yester
day afternoon.
Win. ]. Davis returned from San Fran
| cisco last evening
General A. L. Hart went to San Francis
co yesterday afternoon.
Major C. H. Hubbard took his departure
for Santa Cruz yesterday.
General Cosby expects to visit the camp
at Santa Cruz on Wednesday.
John Smith, of Greenwood, Ell Dorado
county, was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. II. d. Nash and Miss Eva Griffitts
left yesterday for Santa Cruz, to be absent a
month.
r. E. Without, prominent business
man of Stockton, came over YESTERDAY to
this city
Mrs. May Kilgore has returned to Sacra-
mento from few days visit to her mother
at Colfax.
Miss Florence Bourne has gone to San
Francisco AMI Santa Cruz to spend month
or six weeks.
George Kilgore and Frank Wall have
gone to Lake Tahoe on a hunting and fish
ing excursion.
Rev. a. w. Griffin, Congregational min
lister, started East yesterday, on a visit to
his old home in Maine.
NJ. R. Beard, City Superintendent of
Schools, has gone to Cisco with his family
for two weeks vacation.
Major Ed. Mckee, City Auditor, being
absent at Santa Cruz, his place with the
City Trustees was filled yesterday by Mr..
Basset..
J. w. Mackay returned yesterday morn
ing TO San Francisco from a trip to Europe,
having been called back by the illness of J.
C. Flood.
Deputy United States Marshal w. l..
McEwen returned to San Francisco yester-
day from fishing trip to the upper waters
of the American.
Isaac Eddy, of Placerville, is in the city
making arrangements for the FL Dorado
County Fair, which commences on August
3Oth, continuing four days.
Warren Starr, ]. J. Brewer and Joseph
Meyer have returned from months fish
ing and hunting trip TO Snow Mountain
and Soda Spring, in the Sierra Nevadas
At the residence of the brides parents
last Sunday, C. W. Mckay and Miss Annie
dtlSTSOH were united III marriage, ana In
the afternoon they left for San Francisco,
and from there will visit various summer
resorts. Many beautiful and valuable pres
ents were received by the bride, and also a
| large number OF tasteful floral gifts.
| Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday G. NJ. Clark, Chicago; A. Hern-
shewn, New York Frank Peterson, Bos-
| ton S. F. Warnock, Ben. c. Nav, Chicago;
Mrs. w. T. Wilson, Marysville; A. i.
Merriweather, st. Louis j. o. Allen, Kan
sas City; L. A. Harvey, East Saginaw,
Mich; Edw. B. Hindes, G. E. Sloss, L. d.
Stone, George Mccullough, Chas. H Shat
tuck, San Francisco; Gilbert Tompkins,
San Leandro Mrs. Frank Jackson, Wood
land; Miss Sue Gessner, Auburn.
A pleasant bon-bon party was given by
Miss Maude Caswell at the International
Hotel on Saturday evening, August 18th
The guests were highly entertained by
| Master Bert Martin, especially at the sup
per table. The following were present :
Annie Lawrie, Hattie Hembree, Ada Ke-
Der, Laura Cooper, Ruby Cooper, Pearl
Baldwin, Leila Mock. Maggie Cook, Celia
| Wilson, Florence Flanagan, Ada Flanagan,
frankie Schiller, Amaryl Gregory, Clar-
ence Flint, Eddie Flint, Willie Kelly, Alex.
Chappie, John Luduce, August Clemence,
Charley Bowman, Henry Caswell Edtlie
Caswell Isador Wilson and George Tod
| hunter.